Preventing FP search component from searching folders

[Mike]

How do I keep the FP (2002) search component from searching certain folders.
For instance, my web has a Webalizer usage log analyzer folder and search
will often turn up a whole slew of usage logs that web visitors can view.
Not that I mind, but it clouds the issue when the search returns 12
different logs in the results.

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

If on a Windows IIS server with Index Server, ask you host to exclude the log file from your
catalog.

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[Stefan B Rusynko]

Or if not using Index catalog convert the Webalizer usage log analyzer folder to a subweb or have your host do it

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| | > How do I keep the FP (2002) search component from searching certain folders. For instance, my web
| > has a Webalizer usage log analyzer folder and search will often turn up a whole slew of usage logs
| > that web visitors can view. Not that I mind, but it clouds the issue when the search returns 12
| > different logs in the results.
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